Nutritionista Monica Reinagel Has Tools For You! Part 2 of 2 (Episode 122)
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Monica Reinagel, the amazing and knowledgeable Nutritionista
Greetings and welcome once again to the most popular, educational, and entertaining low-carb podcast known to mankind, “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show With Jimmy Moore!”
In Episode 122, our host Jimmy continues his fascinating interview with licensed nutritionist and professional blogger Monica Reinagel. In today’s show Monica has some great tools to share, including a nutrient search tool at NutritionData.com and custom recipe searches for low-carb meals courtesy of her sister-site Epicurious.com. Additionally, she and Jimmy look at the FDA’s doomed search for the “one perfect diet for all people” and how that ill-serves people suffering from obesity.
Let us know what you thought about the interview in the comments section below. 
LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 122:
- Bio of nutritionist Monica Reinagel
- The Inflammation-Free Diet Plan
- Monica Reinagel’s Nutrition Data Blog
- Inflammation Factor web site
- Epicurious recipe web site
- Monica’s blog post about low-carb dietary dogma
- Nutrient Search page at Nutrition Data Blog
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As a fellow foodie (a low carb one), this interview was worth it to find out about Epicurious.com. What an excellent source of recipes. I cannot wait to try them for my low carb way of eating. Thanks Jimmy!
Epicurious is cool! Glad we found it together, Linda.
I have always loved epicurious. Another good source for people who like to cook is allrecipes. My mom used to get epicurious magazine when I was growing up. Foodie heaven!
That’s cool, Maya! I’d never heard of it until Monica brought it up.
Actually, one of my favorite things about epicurious is the name. I mean, how many media outlets would dare use a name that requires a high school degree to use (: